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fDesc[0] = "I&rsquo;m pretty happy with Microsoft&rsquo;s Live Writer program, I&rsquo;ve found it to be a surprisingly powerful &amp; flexible blogging client, despite Chris Pirillo panning it. While it has all the usual WYSIWYG bells &amp; whistles, the best part about it is the fact that they&rsquo;ve provided an open API to allow plugin development. This is great, and there&rsquo;s a few really handy ones already written, Insert Code &amp; Multiple Tags, which is part of the Windows Live Writer Plugins project on Codeplex. There&rsquo;s a list of plugins on the Windows Live Gallery &amp; on Codeplex. There&rsquo;s also the Windows Live Writer Plugins blog, which has a lot of great content on how to use Live Writer.<br /> <br /> So I&rsquo;ve written up a plugin to insert bible verses into Live Writer. It&rsquo;s utilising the excelent ESV web service. It works so well for the Verse of the Day Wordpress plugin, so why break a trend? Actually, I&rsquo;d very much like to add other versions to this plugin, but it&rsquo;s difficult to find decent bible APIs, which is a great pity. If anyone knows of any other publishers providing a web service interface to their text, please drop a comment my way. I&rsquo;ve designed this plugin to accommodate multiple bible versions, it&rsquo;s just turned off in this release because there&rsquo;s only one there!";

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